Time Machine

"Time Travel" seems to have become a common subject of science fiction literature, andhas been visualizedin many science fiction movies. Although this concept is no longer new and even the time3 machine has its theoretical basis based on the theory of relativity in 1905, back to 1895, more than 100 years ago, this bold idea had already been generated. This is from Herbert George Wells (1866-1946), the pioneerof British science fiction. Recently I just read the famous work The Time Machine published in 1895 written by this sci-f writer. This book tels a story of a time traveler whoinventeda time machine and was able to pass freely through the past and the future. But when he arrived in A.D. 802701, he was confronted with a strange and terrible scene. Humans were evolved into two races: the Elois and the Morlocks.The former was beautiful and exquisite, but had lost the ability to work. The latter was with a grimface, workedall day aandwas accustomedtothe dark liife underground. The time traveler continued his journey after an adventure and saw scenes tens ofmillions of years later.Finally,he returned to the "present"and told his friends about his travel.Soon he went on his second time trip and never came back